Belfast Telegraph - 2021-01-14

• Holiday blues
• We try to make things better
• Now Mcguinness is in the dictionary
• AQE ‘sorry for distress’ as transfer test is axed
• Call Ikea... get ABBA
• Robin Swann exclusive interview
• Bringing back the fear factor
• Parties clash over challenge to Portush air show revival
• Dancing on Ice is most dangerous show: Hound
• Hospitals ban visits in bid to protect staff and patients
• NI’S bubble of complacenc­y has been burst in a terrifying way
• Voucher scheme for tourism is put on hold
• Belfast’s traditiona­l St Patrick’s celebratio­ns fall victim to crisis
• Police and firefighte­rs may drive ambulances
• Man accused of killing pal ‘hit him in self-defence’
• Tributes to fireman who died of rare blood disorder
• Suspended sentence for tyre fitter who helped to transport cocaine
• Food parcels ‘an insult to families’, says Johnson
• Weir says there’s a case for priority jabs for teachers
• Local used car dealers hail Gove’s vow on VAT
• Inquest told of ‘heroic efforts’ to save woman from lough
• Getting justice for Ira/libya bomb victims ‘very tough’, says PM
• Protocol promise: PM in vow to trigger Article 16 if trading difficulti­es worsen
• The last-minute dash by Poots to recruit staff for sea border
• More local produce on shop shelves one positive of the disruption: Foster
• Councillor­s bemoan lack of progress at Ice Bowl
• No response: Some of the still unanswered questions from Jim Allister in 2020
• Why can’t I get answers? Allister in Assembly questions challenge
• Working conditions in A&E ‘a huge risk to patient health’
• MP hails wife as perinatal services are given a boost
• Women win right to challenge their treatment delays in court
• Officers in drunken gunshot win sentence appeal
• Trump is impeached for historic second time over Capitol breach
• All Tiktok accounts for under-16s to be private
• Sex crime: Queen’s cousin pleads guilty to sex assault in a bedroom at his castle
• US executes first female prisoner since 1953
• I’ll do all I can to help survivors of mother and baby homes: O’neill
• Danske Bank downgrades prediction­s for economy
• Money saved in pandemic ‘to boost housing market’
• Book club: Door opens on Camilla’s online Reading Room for literature lovers
• Four from one family charged over murder
• Why Article 16 is no magic bullet to fix the Irish Sea border
• I’m puzzled: is Gerry Adams really Trump’s friend or is he not?
• No option but to shelve vouchers
• NI Covid vaccine timeline: when can I get the jab?
• Simple solution to trade issues
• Writing your way to a happier life
• Hotshot Hegarty thrilled to hit her target of GB selection for Tokyo
• Ulster series should not be altered, says Mcavoy
• Jacob hails Irish as O’flanagan’s double ensures series lead
• O’sullivan is going extra mile to shape up for glory
• Meeke clinches third stage success as Dakar rollercoas­ter ride continues
• Don’t get cross that talk is turning towards the border once again
• City now back to our best, roars Foden
• How Man United size up to previous champions
• I understand Kelly’s decision to quit Republic role: Kenny
• Dubai trip a mistake which I apologise for: Lawwell
• Bruce safe, but admits work to do
• Arteta is keen to avail of home comforts
• Cavaleiro rises to make his point and frustrate Tottenham
• Six Nations to go ahead despite fears from French
• I’ve had Covid but I feel safe playing Irish League: Lowry

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